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All our degree programmes have a strong practical focus and are tailored to the needs of the professional arena, helping students to prepare for their professional careers. Studying at the IMC Krems is a life-changing experience thanks to the professional support of our lecturers, a learning environment that promotes mutual respect, and our first-class facilities.

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Study Guide

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Prof.(FH) Dr. Karl C. EnnsfellnerCEO

Prof.(FH) Mag.Eva Werner, hon. prof.Rector

Mag.Ulrike PrommerCEO

We are a government-accredited Higher-Education Institution offering bachelor and master programmes.

All our degree programmes have a strong practical focus and are tailored to the needs of the professional arena, helping students to prepare for their professional careers. Studying at the IMC Krems is a life-changing experience thanks to the professional support of our lecturers, a learning environment that promotes mutual respect, and our first-class facilities.

Our state-of-the-art degree programmes are designed and taught by a team of lecturers who ensure that courses satisfy the needs of the labour market. This approach is the bedrock of our students‘ success and gives them a head start on their chosen career path.

We are one of Austria’s most international universities of applied sciences, with a network of over 110 partner universities, eight languages on the curriculum and various degree programmes taught entirely in English. Thanks to our links with enterprises, organisations and institutions worldwide, students can choose from a wide variety of international work placements.

Our dedication to quality management and ongoing quality assessments are part and parcel of our everyday activities.If you have any questions, our staff and lecturers will be happy to help you. We look forward to welcoming you to the IMC Krems community soon!

The IMC Krems Managing team

WELCOME TO THE IMC KREMSStudying the international way

FOREWORD

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WELCOME TO THE IMC KREMSStudying the international way

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Intensive support Comprehensive support from our administrative and academic staff helps you to complete your degree in the minimum possible time.

International outlookWe offer English-language degree programmes and the opportunity to work and study abroad.

Practical focusOur students can quickly become part of business operations – implementing their knowledge in real-life projects and work situations, and benefiting from lecturers‘ expertise.

Fully flexibleWe offer full-time and part-time programmes tailored to your personal and professional situation.

State-of-the-art infrastructureExcellent facilities make for an outstanding learning environment.

International learningGuest lecturers from around the world give our courses a strong international flavour.

Career prospectsIMC Krems students enjoy unique career opportunities in Austria and abroad.

Emphasis on languagesA wide range of language courses supports the development of intercultural communication skills.

Unparalleled facilitiesAn outstanding learning environment is the key to strong academic performance.

EmployabilityAn IMC Krems degree opens the door to long-term professional success.

InternshipsA great chance to gain experience and make important business contacts.

English-language programmesGiving students a head start in various multicultural work situations.

THIS MAKES US SPECIAL

TOP RANKED IN AUSTRIAWith an international outlook and practical focus

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TOP RANKED IN AUSTRIAWith an international outlook and practical focus

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UNIQUE ENVIRONMENTIn the greater region of Vienna

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STUDYING IN AUSTRIA

Austria‘s political and social stability and unique location at the heart of Europe make it a perfect place to study.

KREMS – A GREAT UNIVERSITY TOWN

Krems is the eastern gateway to the Wachau Valley and a short drive from the Austrian capital, Vienna. Set in one of Europe’s most picturesque river landscapes, its history stretches back more than a thousand years. The historic old town is one of the most beautiful in Europe, and over the centuries, builders and architects have created a unique character that has been lovingly maintained and preserved. These efforts have not gone unnoticed. In 1975 Krems was designated a Model City for Historical Preservation, and in 2000 it was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Krems is also firmly established as an economic and educational hub. It is a major centre of education in Austria with state-of-the-art infrastructure and excellent public transport. Students fromall over the world play a vital part in the life of this small town.Krems has been named the town with the highest standard of living in Austria.

It harmoniously blends the traditional and the modern and is well known for its culture and hospitality, making this an excellent setting for study and research.

UNIQUE ENVIRONMENT

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OUTSTANDINGPLACES OF LEARNINGTwo amazing locations in the heart of the university town Krems

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OUTSTANDINGPLACES OF LEARNINGTwo amazing locations in the heart of the university town Krems

Campus Krems

The Campus Krems meets the highest international standards, but has lost nothing of its relaxed, personalatmosphere. New laboratories and lecture theatres and a well equipped library combine with the Austrian Film Galleryand cinema to form a perfect place to study and work. A wide variety of cafes and restaurants also make this a greatlocation for meeting business partners and friends. Modern architecture brings to life the IMC Krems‘ characteristic forward-looking approach.

International Campus Piaristengasse

The International Campus Piaristengasse is a truly unique place of learning. Located in the former Piarist monastery at the heart of the old town, it features ultramodern lecture theatres with cutting-edge technical equipment. The Baroqueceremonial hall and charming courtyard add to the distinctive feel of the campus. Outstanding facilities help create an extremely productive learning environment.

LOCATIONS

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PRACTICAL FOCUS

Internships: a core element of the curriculum Faculty and guest lecturers with extensive business experience Theses and student projects commissioned by industry Conferences and symposiums jointly organised with industry partners

APPLIED RESEARCH

Making a significant contribution to enhancing ties between science, industry and business Cooperating with small and medium-sized enterprises Generating solutions for business and industry Acting as a reliable partner for innovations

INDUSTRY PARTNERS

Implementing projects and carrying out applied research with the experts of the future Building on fresh, new perspectives and students’ know-how

INTERNATIONAL FOCUS

International relations are central to the institution‘s ethos, as globally generated knowledge forms the basis of our teaching and student counselling.

IMC STUDENT BENEFITS

First-class higher education Working and studying abroad Excellent career opportunities Fostering intercultural awareness Effective performance in an attractive environment Global networking

FIRST-CLASS HIGHER EDUCATIONWith excellent career opportunities

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FIRST-CLASS HIGHER EDUCATIONWith excellent career opportunities

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AT A GLANCEThe European Higher Education System

BACHELOR – MASTER – PHD

Quality is a pivotal aspect of establishing the European Higher Education Area.

THE KEY AIMS OF THE BOLOGNA PROCESS

Facilitating student, faculty and staff mobility Introducing a system of transferable credits (ECTS) Ensuring recognition of studies and acquired competences Implementing common quality standards

Fostering intercultural awareness remains the key focus of the internationalisation drive at Austria’s universities of applied sciences.

The Bologna Process plays a crucial role in these efforts. It aims to make Europe the most competitive and dynamicknowledge-based economy in the world, capable of sustainable economic growth, with more and better jobs and greater social cohesion.

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AT A GLANCEThe European Higher Education System

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BACHELOR

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* Subject to accreditation by the Agency for Quality Assurance and Accreditation Austria

Language Programme

German English Full-time Part-time

Medical and Phamaceutical Biotechnology

Language Programme

German English Full-time Part-time

Business Administration

Business Administration and E-Business Management

Business Administration for the Public Health Sector

Export-oriented Management

International Wine Business*

Tourism and Leisure Management

Language Programme

German English Full-time Part-time

Advanced Nursing Practice

General Nursing

Midwifery

Music Therapy

Occupational Therapy

Physiotherapy

BUSINESS

HEALTH

LIFE SCIENCES

ECTS = European Credit Transfer System

BACHELORUndergraduate Programmes

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Programme start Mid-September

Language of instruction English

Duration Six semesters

Format Full-time

Academic degreeBachelor of Arts in Business (BA) – 180 ECTS

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

KEY FOCUS Two majors: International project management or corporate communications to be chosen in the sixth semester.

SPECIALIST AREAS

This English-language degree programme gives students broad-based higher education in business administration. Its distinctive feature is the combination of business administration topics with specialist project management and corporate communications courses.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND E-BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Programme start Mid-September

Language of instruction German

Duration Six semesters

Format Full-time, part-time

Academic degreeBachelor of Arts in Business (BA) – 180 ECTS

KEY FOCUS Interdisciplinary training for future management tasks.

SPECIALIST AREAS

Business administration and management - Accounting - Finance and controlling - Marketing - Process management

E-business management

Personality development

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND E-BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FOR THE PUBLIC HEALTH SECTOR

Programme start Mid-September

Language of instruction German

Duration Six semesters

Format Full-time, part-time

Academic degreeBachelor of Arts in Business (BA) – 180 ECTS

KEY FOCUS Specific aspects of business administration in the health sector.

SPECIALIST AREAS

Management Accounting/controlling Marketing Market research Contracting Strategy and innovation Quality management Human resources Purchasing Finance

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FOR THE PUBLIC HEALTH SECTOR

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EXPORT-ORIENTED MANAGEMENT

Programme start Mid-September

Language of instruction English

Duration Six semesters

Format Full-time

Academic degreeBachelor of Arts in Business (BA) – 180 ECTS

KEY FOCUS Business studies with a focus on languages, intercultural skills and international exposure (e.g. internships and exchange).

SPECIALIST AREAS

Marketing/communications

International finance/banking/insurance

Human resource development

International organisations

Purchasing/procurement/supply chain management

Controlling

Brand management

Key account management/sales

Project and process management

Market intelligence/research

Consulting/advisory services

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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EXPORT-ORIENTED MANAGEMENT

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* Subject to accreditation by the Agency for Quality Assurance and Accreditation Austria

NEW

INTERNATIONALWINE BUSINESS*

Programme start Mid-September

Language of instruction English

Duration Six semesters

Format Full-time

Academic degreeBachelor of Arts in Business (BA) – 180 ECTS

KEY FOCUS Business administration programme focusing on specialist commercial knowledge for wine production. The degree programme is offered in close cooperation with leading wine industry representatives from Austria and abroad. There is also an emphasis on sales-related topics and associated export activities.

SPECIALIST AREAS

Graduates will possess detailed knowledge of management, marketing, winemaking, oenology and sensory perception. They will also develop analytical and intercultural skills, and collect practical experience in the course of a work placement.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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Programme start Mid-September

Language of instruction English

Duration Six semesters

Format Full-time, part-time

Academic degreeBachelor of Arts in Business (BA) – 180 ECTS

KEY FOCUS The emphasis is on enhancing students‘ skills in tourism development, business administration, languages, e-tourism and personality training.

SPECIALIST AREAS

Business administration and economics

Business administration for tourism (hospitality, transport and tour operating)

Languages

Soft skills

Information and communication technologies

Specialised tourism studies

- Event management - Sports tourism - Cultural tourism - Meeting industry management - Health and spa tourism - Sustainable tourism development

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

TOURISM AND LEISUREMANAGEMENT

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TOURISM AND LEISUREMANAGEMENT

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ADVANCED NURSING PRACTICE

Programme start Mid-September

Language of instruction German

Duration Five semesters

Format Part-time

Academic degreeBachelor of Science in Health Studies (BSc) – 180 ECTS

KEY FOCUS Core modules include advanced nursing practice, healthcare management, nursing development and patient education.

SPECIALIST AREAS

Depending on the selected core module, the focus is on quality assurance in the nursing sector.

Project management in the nursing sector

Mentoring nursing staff

Advising nursing staff on case-based and process-based workflows

Family/patient consulting

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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ADVANCED NURSING PRACTICE

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GENERAL NURSING

Programme start Mid-September

Language of instruction German

Duration Six semesters

Format Full-time

Academic degreeBachelor of Science in Health Studies (BSc) – 180 ECTS

KEY FOCUS Graduates will be licensed to work as registered nurses. Nursing is the term applied to all health promotion, preventive, diagnostic, therapeutic and rehabilitative measures designed to preserve or restore individual health and provide protection against illness. This programme provides training to the highest European nursing care standards.

SPECIALIST AREAS

Graduates will be qualified to work in a wide variety of healthcare facilities, such as:

Hospitals

Care homes

Rehabilitation centres

Mobile home care providers

Social insurance companies

Freelance careers

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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GENERAL NURSING

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MIDWIFERY

Programme start Mid-September

Language of instruction German

Duration Six semesters

Format Full-time

Academic degreeBachelor of Science in Health Studies (BSc) – 180 ECTS

KEY FOCUS Students acquire the expertise required for entry to the Midwifery Register. They possess the skills, knowledge and approaches to work as midwives in clinical professions or as independent practitioners.

SPECIALIST AREAS

Continuous midwifery care, support and advice including:

Antenatal care, management of labour and birth, postnatal care and parenthood, including newborn care

Collaboration with other health professionals and implementation of emergency measures

Preparation for pregnancy, birth and parenthood including aspects of family planning and women's health

Health promotion and information tailored to the needs of women, families and communities

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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MUSIC THERAPY

Programme start Mid-September

Language of instruction German

Duration Six semesters

Format Part-time

Academic degreeBachelor of Science in Health Studies (BSc) – 180 ECTS

KEY FOCUS Theoretical and practical competences in continous reflection resulting in a close interplay between theory, practice and research.

SPECIALIST AREAS

Clinical rehabilitation e.g. neurology, cardiology, psychosomatics and psychiatry

Advanced nursing practice e.g. geriatrics, psychosocial treatment of patients with chronic diseases, treatment of mentally handicapped children and palliative care

Preventive medicine

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Programme start Mid-September

Language of instruction German

Duration Six semesters

Format Full-time

Academic degreeBachelor of Science in Health Studies (BSc) – 180 ECTS

KEY FOCUS The programme uses an interdisciplinary approach designed to improve students‘ academic and theoretical abilities, as well as their interpersonal skills.

SPECIALIST AREAS

Occupational therapists are qualified to work in professional integration and occupational health, and independently provide clinical occupational therapy services in the following areas:

Internal medicine

Orthopaedics

Accident and emergency surgery

Geriatrics

Neurology

Paediatrics and psychiatry

Traumatology

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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PHYSIOTHERAPY

Programme start Mid-September

Language of instruction German

Duration Six semesters

Format Full-time

Academic degreeBachelor of Science in Health Studies (BSc) – 180 ECTS

KEY FOCUS Developing professional, interdisciplinary and academic skills in combination with practical training.

SPECIALIST AREAS

Positions and functions in therapeutic and preventative care, and teaching and research in the health care sector.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICALBIOTECHNOLOGY

Programme start Mid-September

Language of instruction English

Duration Six semesters

Format Full-time

Academic degreeBachelor of Science in Engineering (BSc) – 180 ECTS

KEY FOCUS Biomedical technologies and regenerative medicine.

SPECIALIST AREAS

Research Production of biopharmaceuticals Quality control Testing Development and validation of testing procedures Medical and pharmaceutical marketing and sales

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICALBIOTECHNOLOGY

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MASTER

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Language Programme

German English Full-time Part-time

Medical and Phamaceutical Biotechnology

Language Programme

German English Full-time Part-time

Environmental and Sustainability Management ^

International Business and Export Management

Management ^

Management of Health Institutions ^

Management of SMEs

Marketing and Sales

Tourism and Leisure Management

Language Programme

German English Full-time Part-time

Music Therapy

BUSINESS

HEALTH

LIFE SCIENCES

ECTS = European Credit Transfer System

MASTERGraduate Programmes

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ENVIRONMENTAL ANDSUSTAINABILITY MANAGEMENT

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Programme start Late September

Language of instruction German

Duration Four semesters

Format Part-time

Academic degreeMaster of Arts in Business (MA) – 120 ECTS

TARGET GROUP

This programme is aimed at students with a bachelor degree in one of the following areas:

Business

Technology

Natural sciences

OUTCOME

Graduates are able to assume a high-level position in Austria or abroad. The programme gives them the expertise to work on either the client side or as a service provider, and to independently apply the professional know-how using focused, results-driven approaches. They can support companies and organisations looking to implement policies and strategies aimed at enhancing environmental sustainability and nurturing a sense of corporate and social responsibility, and also to plan and execute environmental initiatives.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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ENVIRONMENTAL ANDSUSTAINABILITY MANAGEMENT

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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND EXPORT MANAGEMENT

Programme start Late September

Language of instruction English

Duration Four semesters

Format Full-time, part-time

Academic degreeMaster of Arts in Business (MA) – 120 ECTS

TARGET GROUP

Austrian and international graduates aiming to develop the skills required for working in an international environment and to capitalise on career opportunities in an increasingly dynamic environment. It is also aimed at students with a strong interest in gaining valuable cross-cultural insights.

OUTCOME

The full-time and part-time programmes give students the abilities required to assume leadership responsibility. In addition to opening the door to an international learning environment, the programme also offers students the chance to personalise their degree programme by incorporating elements of their choice. The programme design enables the students to realise their full potential by leveraging existing business administration expertise and critically analysing theories and approaches. Graduates will also develop the skills needed to successfully manage business units in international and multicultural environments.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND EXPORT MANAGEMENT

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MANAGEMENT

Programme start Late September

Language of instruction German

Duration Four semesters

Format Full-time, part-time

Academic degreeMaster of Arts in Business (MA) – 120 ECTS

TARGET GROUP

This wide-ranging master programme is aimed at students who are looking to assume executive responsibilities in human resource management or controlling.

OUTCOME

Master students gain knowledge in principles of sustainable management, sustainable organisational development, performance management, leadership, applications-based research and business case study/business simulation. Due to the electives Controlling (Controlling and Company Analysis) or Human Resource Management (Strategic and Operational HR Management) they are specialists in the respective sector.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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MANAGEMENT OFHEALTH INSTITUTIONS

Programme start Late September

Language of instruction German

Duration Four semesters

Format Part-time

Academic degreeMaster of Arts in Business (MA) – 120 ECTS

TARGET GROUP

This master programme is aimed at students interested in taking on executive roles or high-responsibility positions at national and international health institutions in the booming healthcare industry.

OUTCOME

Graduates will possess the high level of expertise needed to assume senior management responsibilities in the health sector. They will be able to draw on extensive knowledge of regional, national and international health care provision, and strike an appropriate balance between health-related and business considerations. The master programme focuses on strategic management and interpersonal leadership skills. It also provides a holistic, comparative analysis of healthcare institutions in various countries, and highlights the networked approach and ethical perspective expected of managers in the health sector.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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MANAGEMENT OFHEALTH INSTITUTIONS

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MANAGEMENT OF SMEs

Programme start Late September

Language of instruction German

Duration Four semesters

Format Part-time

Academic degreeMaster of Arts in Business (MA) – 120 ECTS

TARGET GROUP

This sector-independent master programme is geared towards the needs of students who aim to acquire in-depth expertise in the management of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

OUTCOME

Graduates of the master programme will have the skills required to manage SMEs with a view to achieving company objectives, evaluating key management indicators and implementing appropriate responses based on their assessment. They are qualified to lead staff in SMEs, with the aim of achieving corporate objectives, and can set up their own business and execute growth strategies for SMEs.Moreover, they are able to identify crisis situations in SMEs and identify, implement and evaluate suitable corrective measures and to introduce controlling policies and tools in SMEs, assess their suitability and respond accordingly to the results generated.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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MARKETING AND SALES

Programme start Late September

Language of instruction English

Duration Four semesters

Format Full-time

Academic degreeMaster of Arts in Business (MA) – 120 ECTS

TARGET GROUP

Austrian and international graduates aiming to expand their expertise in marketing, key account management and brand management.

OUTCOME

Graduates will be in a position to assume a wide range of senior and executive positions, with responsibilities such as developing marketing plans and strategies; managing collaboration with agencies and marketing directors; negotiating and concluding contracts; recruiting and training sales staff; designing sales strategies and distribution networks; carrying out market research and sales planning activities; drawing up pricing strategies; and budgeting and controlling.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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MARKETING AND SALES

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Programme start Late September

Language of instruction English

Duration Four semesters

Format Full-time

Academic degreeMaster of Arts in Business (MA) – 120 ECTS

TARGET GROUP

Austrian and international graduates aiming to expand their expertise in tourism and leisure management.

OUTCOME

This programme prepares students for a career in international tourism management. Besides gaining access to a global learning environment, students can personalise their studies by choosing from various courses (mandatory electives). Workplace experience is a key aspect of this master programme. There is also the option of completing a double degree with Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid in Spain, or Linnaeus University Kalmar in Sweden. All master students benefit from our high-quality, THE-ICE-accredited courses.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

TOURISM AND LEISUREMANAGEMENT

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TOURISM AND LEISUREMANAGEMENT

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MUSIC THERAPY

Programme start Late September

Language of instruction German

Duration Four semesters

Format Part-time

Academic degreeMaster of Science in Health Studies (MSc) – 120 ECTS

TARGET GROUP

This programme is aimed at studentslooking to

gain advanced skills in practical, theoretical and research aspects of music therapy

become fully qualified, expert music therapists

obtain the abilities required to practise music therapy as an employee of a clinical or social institution

OUTCOME

Master students gain advanced skills in practical, theoretical and research aspects of music therapy. They become fully qualified, skillful music therapists and their master degree gives them the abilities required to practise music therapy as an employee of a clinical or social institution.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

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Programme start Late September

Language of instruction English

Duration Four semesters

Format Full-time

Academic degreeMaster of Science in Engineering (MSc) – 120 ECTS

TARGET GROUP

Austrian and international graduates aiming to acquire in-depth knowledge of biomedicine, and the skills and expertise needed for biotechnology product development and manufacturing.

OUTCOME

After completing the programme, graduates will be able to assume a wide range of senior and executive positions. Their responsibilities will range from planning and conducting biotechnological processes (fermentation) and biomedical and analytical testing to coordination of production, quality control and registration of pharmaceutical products. They will also be qualified to work in marketing and distribution in pharmaceutical companies.

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICALBIOTECHNOLOGY

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MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICALBIOTECHNOLOGY

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A unique learning environmentSTUDYING THE INTERNATIONAL WAY

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A unique learning environmentSTUDYING THE INTERNATIONAL WAY

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26Degree programmes

German

English

98%Employability of graduates

60%

40%

We offer English-language degree programmesand the opportunity to work and study abroad.

International student body

different nations

Students from 50 differentnations give our university astrong international flavour.

WHY STUDY AT THE IMC KREMS?

Employability An IMC Krems degree opens the door to long-term professional success.

Career prospects IMC Krems students enjoy unique career opportunities in Austria and abroad.

Internships Are a great opportunity to gain experience and make important business contacts.

Intensive support Comprehensive support from administrative and academic staff helps students to complete their degree in the minimum possible time.

Practical focus The students can quickly become part of business operations – implementing their knowledge in real-life projects and benefiting from lecturers‘ expertise.

State-of-the-art infrastructure Excellent facilities make for an outstanding learning environment.

International learning Guest lecturers from around the world give the courses a strong international flavour.

International outlook IMC Krems offers English-language degree programmes and the opportunity to work and study abroad.

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IMC FACHHOCHSCHULE KREMS GMBHEFMD

IMC University of Applied Sciences KremsPiaristengasse 13500 Krems, Austria, Europe

Prospective Student Advisory ServiceT: +43 02732 802 222

E: [email protected]: www.fh-krems.ac.at

Accreditations / Quality Labels

Ausgezeichnet von derÖsterreichischen UNESCO-Kommission